This month’s Quick Takes star is nothing short of a celebrity to those of us who feel pulled to make things by hand. If you’ve been on Instagram in the last decade, you’ve probably seen Diana Weymar’s work: Under the handle @tinypricksproject, she hand-stitches quotes both horrifying and hopeful, un

Happy weekend, all—and don’t forget to set your clocks ahead! From a modernist house in Mexico City to a leafy indoor oasis, here’s what we’ve been eyeing lately. Above: Added to our must-visit wish list: Two Story: A Danish-Designed Cafe, Shop, and Gallery in an Amsterdam Canal House. Photograph by

Ten years ago, Anthony Watson and Benoît Rauzy bought an 18th-century town house on the Rhône River in the Provençal village of Vallabrègues. The discovery that their place once figured in a flourishing-but-now-nearly-extinct local wicker industry led the couple in a surprise direction. Without expe

It’s the rare collection that gets it just right on every single item, but HAY’s collaboration with renowned designer Jasper Morrison does just that. Just launched this week, both online and in-store at MoMA Design Store in Soho (and available through May 26), their Outdoor Market collection include

To spot an Uncommon Projects kitchen look for impeccable 1970s-style plywood cabinetry and an adept way with color. Architect Alan Drumm and product designer James Hoy founded their London firm to create tailor-made modern spaces. The two study each client’s ways in the kitchen–their approach to coo

Welcome to Meanwhile, on Gardenista, in which we take a look at the goings-on over on our sibling site. In this week’s edition: Have you seen the joke that there are actually 11 seasons, including “winter, fool’s spring, second winter, spring of deception, and mud season”? It certainly feels that wa

Located in an 18th-century canal house in the center of Amsterdam, Two Story is part of a heartening art world trend: the reimagined gallery as a combination exhibition space, shop, and cafe (see our report on 13 examples around the world). This one is the brainchild of Linde Brentjens and Justus Kl

When it comes to sourcing bedside sconces, the challenge is wiring. For renters and the wiring-averse alike, plug-in sconces offer the same utility without opening the wall. Here, 10 considered options—all modern and classic to withstand the test of time and trends—that install in minutes and stay f

A housewares shop that also serves up pastries? Gets us every time. Pophams is a small collection of bakeries in London that also includes pantry and housewares shops, featuring finds for the table and kitchen by UK artisans. Have a look at 7 favorite finds from Pophams Home: Above: A Porcelain Cust

A while back we featured a kitchen renovation project from deVol in a Georgian terrace off Regent’s Park in London. While the project is new, the design decisions are everlasting—from the lighting (a pendant we’ve all coveted for years) to the traditional brass faucet and ultimate French gas range.

Elisabeth Dunker refers to herself as an “artist mixing art, craft, and interiors” and a “female health nerd.” In other words, she’s a cyclone of activity. While earning her masters from HDK, the School of Design and Crafts in Gothenburg, Sweden, she started a blog “very intuitively, almost as a ske

A rug can make or break a room, bringing color, texture, warmth, and dimension to a space. For those looking for maximum impact, there’s the collection from Maia Homes. Taking inspiration from the owners’ travels in Egypt, India, Morocco, and beyond, Maia Homes rugs are reminiscent of ancient archit

Welcome to Psst, where each month the Remodelista and Gardenista editors share an inside look at what we’ve been reading, watching, coveting, pinning, visiting, and otherwise loving lately. Without further ado, a glimpse of what we’ve been up to in February: Photographs by editors, except where note

On the agenda this weekend, ignoring winter and planning for spring—including adding color to the home, changing up the garden scheme, and maybe adopting a fruit tree. Above: Reminder to self: life is in color. Photograph courtesy of Little Mill Abergavenny, from Little Mill Abergavenny: A Once-Upon

“Just do what you usually do” was the request from designer and Colombe Studio founder Marta Chrapka’s clients, a pair of lawyers who were looking to overhaul their small flat in the trendy Powisle district of Warsaw. “We didn’t have any specific guidelines; rather, there was complete trust and a lo

Our obsession with classic, utilitarian plumbing fixtures is well established, so when we recently came across TONI, Denmark’s oldest manufacturer of kitchen and bathroom fixtures, we were immediately enchanted. “Since 1918, TONI Copenhagen has balanced tradition with innovation, creating faucets th

In a 1904 house in Bolzano, Italy, creative director Celia Solf and her husband, hotelier Moritz Dissertori, have created a kitchen that balances early 20th-century character with spare utility. The couple moved from Berlin to South Tyrol in 2023, the couple opened the wall between the kitchen and d

For as often as we’ve enjoyed a tuna sandwich and vinegar shrub in the courtyard of Gjusta, it was only recently that we came across Gjelina Hotel (formerly called Vitorrja), the first hotel from the Gjelina Group behind both Gjusta and Gjelina in Los Angeles. In spite of its location one block from

I often dream of having a dedicated studio: a loft with nothing but space, a simple table, a weaving loom, maybe even a potter’s wheel. Then reality sets in as I recall hopeless city real estate, and all the expensive smocks I would require. If you’re fortunate enough to have a proper studio to work

The owner of a remodeled house in Washington, DC, has an unshakable obsession with European design (we can relate) and is willing to source far and wide to get it. So far that she enlisted designers Studio Oink from Leipzig, Germany, and had a load of EU products rounded up and shipped by crate. The